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"People will work where computers cannot replace them"
Slovenia🏛️ PoliticsCenter2 hr. ago

"People will work where computers cannot replace them"

The article discusses future employment trends in Slovenia, highlighting occupations expected to remain in demand due to technological advancement and demographic changes. The Slovenian Employment Agency (ZRSZ) explains that jobs where humans cannot be replaced by computers, such as healthcare, social care, creativity, leadership, and various advisory roles, are likely to persist. According to data from the Ministry of Development, Digitalization, and Sports (MDDSZ), there will be significant demand for professionals in business management, education, construction, healthcare, and other fields. Over half of employers expect difficulties in finding qualified workers, particularly in healthcare, social services, hospitality, transportation, and education. Experts note that while some structural changes in job demand may occur, predicting which specific professions will remain relevant over decades is challenging. New jobs are anticipated in automation, robotics, information technology, biotechnology, and eldercare.

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"People will work where computers cannot replace them"

The article discusses future employment trends in Slovenia, highlighting occupations expected to remain in demand due to technological advancement and demographic changes. The Slovenian Employment Agency (ZRSZ) explains that jobs where humans cannot be replaced by computers, such as healthcare, social care, creativity, leadership, and various advisory roles, are likely to persist. According to data from the Ministry of Development, Digitalization, and Sports (MDDSZ), there will be significant demand for professionals in business management, education, construction, healthcare, and other fields. Over half of employers expect difficulties in finding qualified workers, particularly in healthcare, social services, hospitality, transportation, and education. Experts note that while some structural changes in job demand may occur, predicting which specific professions will remain relevant over decades is challenging. New jobs are anticipated in automation, robotics, information technology, biotechnology, and eldercare.

Bias read (Center): The article presents balanced information about future employment trends without overtly favoring any political ideology. It cites official data from the Slovenian Employment Agency and the Ministry of Development, Digitalization, and Sports, providing objective insights into job market projections.

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